
AI-generated summary
Luciano Zucco (PL) was elected governor of Rio Grande do Sul with 58.01% of the votes, according to 97.4% of the polls, surpassing the historic record of Tarso Genro (PT) in 2010, who obtained 54.35%. The victory occurred in the first round of the state elections.
Hundreds of supporters of Luciano Zucco (PL) gathered at the candidate's committee, in the north of Porto Alegre, to celebrate the election on Sunday night (4).
With 97.4% of the ballots counted, Zucco received 58.01% of the votes, the highest vote in the history of a candidate for the government of Rio Grande do Sul since redemocratization. The previous record belonged to Tarso Genro (PT) in 2010, with 54.35% of the votes.
The candidate followed the counting at home and should arrive at the committee around 8pm.
The public celebrated different announcements from the event's master of ceremonies after the confirmation of Zucco's election in the first round, as well as the victories of Sanderson (PL) and Marcel Van Hattem (Novo) for the Senate.
The victory of Michelle Bolsonaro and Bia Kicis in the Federal District and the defeat of Gleisi Hoffmann in the Senate in Paraná were also applauded by the public.
The advertisements were interspersed with songs against the PT, with lyrics such as "Whoever stands still is a PT member in disguise" and "Apart from PT, this is not your place. 'We are' dominating everything and no one can catch it".
After the defeat of Manuela D'Ávila (PSOL) was confirmed, one of the supporters celebrated by shouting misogynistic insults at the candidate. "Suck it, Manuela! Suck it, slut! Suck it, bitch!", said the man.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Luciano Zucco's government will face challenges in implementing its agenda due to the strong political and social opposition generated by the controversial celebrations.
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